This is honestly so sad. Joe Biden talking about the death of his wife and young baby daughter in 1972… cannot even imagine the pain of that.
It’s time to rest Joe
Donald Trump was the first president…
In 28 years not to serve a second term.
In 45 years not to release his tax returns.
In 89 years to lose the presidency, Senate, and House in one term.
To be impeached twice
To begin their term with a negative approval rating.
To never reach an approval rating above 50%.
To ask for and receive election assistance from a known foreign enemy.
To refuse conceding after losing.
To tell Americans the election he lost was a fraud.
To incite an insurrection resulting in hundreds being charged and convicted.
To have 81 associates charged with crimes.
To lose their security clearance after leaving office.
To have their home raided by FBI for espionage.
To be convicted of 34 felonies.
To add $8.4 Trillion to our national debt in 4 years.
To have zero public service before being elected.
To be taped detailing how he sexually assaulted women.
To have 26 sexual assault allegations.
To marry a porn model.
To be married three times
To be found liable for sexual abuse.
To be accused of pedophilia.
…Let’s see how the final chapter goes. 👀
Bad debate nights happen. Trust me, I know. But this election is still a choice between someone who has fought for ordinary folks his entire life and someone who only cares about himself. Between someone who tells the truth; who knows right from wrong and will give it to the American people straight — and someone who lies through his teeth for his own benefit. Last night didn’t change that, and it’s why so much is at stake in November. https://t.co/Tn2TQu5Djo
Doctors tend to stay in the area where they did their residency. Med students aren't going to rank your programs, too hard to move away once they're dug in. If your state is writing laws that will set them up for malpractice at best, jail at worst, good luck recruiting. /3
“In Japan, the idea is that children are the collective responsibility of society to keep safe. It’s a choice that they made. For the life of me I can’t decide why we’ve chosen something different”
Meet 100-year-old Grace Linn.
Grace is a widow of a WWII soldier who died fighting the Nazis. She calls herself “a mother of liberty”.
At a recent Martin County School Board meeting in Florida, she gave a passionate speech against the banning of books.
“My husband, Robert Nicoll, was killed in action in World War II at a very young age. He was only 26, defending our democracy, constitution and freedoms. One of the freedoms that the Nazis crushed was the freedom to read the books that they banned... Banning books and burning books are the same. Both are done for the same reason – fear of knowledge. Fear is not freedom. Fear is not liberty. Fear is control. My husband died as a father of freedom,” she said.
Thank you Grace!